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Hong Kong Monthly Digest – October 2025

In October, the residential property market recorded a total of 5,714 registrations, representing a 1% month-on-month increase. This growth was supported by positive trends in both the primary and secondary markets, reflecting steady buyer demand and resilient market sentiment.

The primary market registered 2,025 transactions, marking a 3% month-on-month rise, as developers continued to attract purchasers with new project launches, competitive pricing, and targeted promotional campaigns. Meanwhile, the secondary market recorded 3,689 transactions, showing a 1% increase from the previous month.……

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Hong Kong Monthly Digest – May 2025

In May, the residential property market recorded a total of 5,105 registrations, reflecting a 10% m-o-m decline compared to April. This contraction was driven by contrasting trends in the primary and secondary markets, reflecting evolving buyer preferences and market conditions.

The primary market registered 1,676 transactions, marking a 4% m-o-m increase. This modest growth highlights……

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Hong Kong Monthly Digest – March 2025

In March, the Hong Kong residential property market recorded a total of 5,367 registrations, representing a robust 68% m-o-m increase. Market activity rebounded strongly across both the primary and secondary segments.

The primary market demonstrated remarkable growth, with 2,229 transactions, marking a 148% m-o-m surge. This significant increase underscores renewed developer activity, likely spurred by the launch of new projects and competitive promotional campaigns. The secondary market also showed solid improvement, registering 3,138 transactions, up 36% m-o-m, indicating increased confidence and activity among existing homeowners and investors…….

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Hong Kong Monthly Digest – February 2025

In February, the residential property market recorded a total of 3,200 registrations, representing a 12% m-o-m decline. The overall market activity saw mixed performance between the primary and secondary segments.

The primary market showed resilience with 900 transactions, reflecting a 17% m-o-m increase. This growth highlights a slight recovery in developer sales, potentially driven by attractive promotional offers and new project launches. Conversely, the secondary market experienced a significant contraction, with 2,300 transactions, marking a 20% m-o-m decline……

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